Which Minnesota cities require a Truth in Housing inspection?

While the exact name and requirements of the inspection may vary from one city to the next, these Minnesota cities currently (2022) require sellers to get a TISH inspection (or similar report) from a licensed evaluator:

• City of Bloomington Time-of-Sale Housing inspection

• City of Maplewood Truth-in-Sale of Housing report

• City of Minneapolis Truth-in-Sale of Housing evaluation

• City of New Hope Point of Sale inspection

• City of Richfield Point of Sale Housing inspection

• City of Robbinsdale Point of Sale inspection

• City of St. Louis Park Property Maintenance inspection

• City of St. Paul Truth in Sale of Housing disclosure report

• City of South St. Paul Time-of-Sale Housing inspection

Several cities don’t require a traditional TISH inspection, but they do require sellers to order an inflow/infiltration inspection to check for excess flow of clear water into the city’s sewer system:

• City of Duluth Inflow and Infiltration Inspection

• City of Golden Valley inflow and infiltration inspection

• City of Mounds View H2OPP Program

• City of Newport Sewer Inspection

• City of Orono inflow and infiltration inspection

• City of St. Anthony Village inflow and infiltration inspection

• City of Tonka Bay inflow and infiltration inspection

• City of West St. Paul inflow and infiltration inspection